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Bah, tell that to Scrooge McDuck. He's clearly a Mythic Trickster.

That's part of his mythic weakness

Abundant casting is already incredibly powerful when it lets you target two creatures with a one-target spell; I just don't think it should also let you waive the material component cost for a second target.

You're supposed to be akin to a demi god. I think "incredibly powerful" is what they're aiming for.

I hear they make a great substitute for firewood.

Gerty from Moon.

NG

with Darkness (moon, obviously), Healing (Resurection), Liberation (Freedom), Travel (exploration) and Void (Stars) domains.

Take the dimension dervish feat chain. Teleporting full attacks on a Dragon(reminds me of the giant spider boss in darksiders 1).

If you do decide do take class levels, consider a few magus levels and the Broad study magus arcana(it does require magus 6 though).

I don't have any other suggestions.

Alchemist with cognatogen rather than mutagen, lightning bombs.

American politics baffle me.

nothing?

There are loads they're just being stealthy.

I used a Scythe once in a 3.5 game, with an Orc barbarian(not Half Orc). At level 4 I had 26 str when raging. In the final battle we were up against a lvl 12 Wizard(who was supposed to be defeated by a deus ex machina), I got one swing at him, with full power attack and critted. Then I rolled max damage(we roll once and multiply to speed things up). Didn't kill him, but I scared the hell out of the GM.

It was awesome :)

The boar style feats are pretty good for Batman.

Int 30 is ridiculously high. 18 - 20 would be about right.

Don't forget that batman is extremely well educated and would have a plethora of knowledge skills allowing him to identify the weaknesses and strengths of his enemies.

As for race, I see him being a half Orc for some reason.

@ Sauce987654321, aside from superman, I've never thought any super hero was lvl 20. A few villains on the otherhand....

Never take more than 1 level in any class.

You aren't the only one.

However, the OP said that the Drow in his world are COMPLETELY irredeemable, so they basically have the Evil sub-type, which in turn means that killing them would be like killing Demons, Devils, or whatever evil outsiders that you might happen to come across. The heroes would be doing the world a favor by getting rid of them.

Actually I don't even use it with outsiders. I try to avoid absolutes in my games. There are always exceptions. Sure a good, or even neutral, Balor is reeeeaaaaly unlikely. But impossible in the entirety of creation, that just breaks my suspense of disbelief.

Edit: Spelling errors.

Thunder-stones inserted into the head of a specially made hammer.

...its like an invisible creature suddenly pops into existence in that spot...

I usually describe effects that inform all concerned about the pending arrival of a summoned creature. Arcane circles or shafts of light appearing on the floor, a change in air pressure, or other things. I try to keep it consistent based on spell type. Demons usually emerge from a fissure in the ground, regardless of how improbable that is, for example.

As a matter of fact, Wayne Reynolds, who painted Amiri and her giant sword, DOES go to museums frequently to study weapons and the like.

Really! Thats kinda cool. I've actually read the background for that character and I feel the over-sized sword really works for her.

(ducks back out of thread and pretends he never noticed the thread in the first place so as to preserve his shaky remnants of sanity)

Sanity is over rated and interrupts the creative process, cast it aside.

My response "Ow. You hurt my feeling."

Take all that as you will.

Nonsense, you're an NPC, you don't get real feelings, otherwise we'd feel bad for killing you for xp.

Klebert L. Hall wrote:

You realize that you have just described Earth, right?

-Kle.

I've never been walking down the street and encountered one of these.

Thats because I only let mine out after dark, and it's well trained.